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Yes. Worked perfectly. The only thing to watch out for is “outrunning” it. You shoot too fast it will not record all the shots.

I am familiar. Ohio does not classify air guns as firearms. They may be purchased all “over the counter” with no paperwork or ffl as firearms require. There are some cities in Ohio that have laws against carrying them in the city limits and those same laws cover, throwing rocks, slingshots, and...

Thanks. I searched and found those and I see that written on them. I don’t think that is a good defense though if problems arise, as it would be easy to add those words to any powder burner suppressor. They do have different threads, which is good!

I guess the “not real” comment went over your head? Just referring to the difference of suppressor needing a tax stamp and one not needing a stamp. It is interesting you said that an airgun suppressor would bulge from shooting it on a 22 LR. Are they that fragile? I had assumed they would be...

It should work that way, but it doesn’t in real life. The makes up their rules as they go along, even though they are NOT the section of the gov’t elected to make the laws. That is the first I have heard that they will be inscribed with airgun use only or similar, but that is the type info that...

I made a storage box for my new expensive garmin chronograph. Apache 1800 Box at harbor frieght was $12.99. On the spot for the chrono, i took 1 row out of 2nd layer so the angle of the chrono fit down in it and stored level. The box has easy tear out squares.

Do you know how to prove it is for airgun and not powder burner?

I have read on internet,,,lol,,,that i can use my powder burner suppressors on an airgun, but not the other way. What shows the official people which one is air and which is powder?

Storing suppressors in a different place does not hold any water with Alphabet org. If they are in your house they are “in your possession”. Threads do not matter either as i can get any threads i want on powder burn suppressors. Is anything stamped on airgun suppressors identifying them as not “real”?

The site changes a.t.f. to alphabet org. Why?

I looked for a sticky but did not find. I am used to paying the gov’t a fee and filling out paperwork to own firearms suppressors for powder burners. I am seeing in the airgun community that this is not so? You guys just buy and install? What is the difference? What would happen to me if i have...

I got mine today. I did not have to read the directions to use it,,just too simple! I do think for the cost of this unit, that a small hard case should have been included. I really like it. My old chrono has to be 20 yrs old or so. I can put this one in my pocket. My old chrono is a pain to...

I am beginning to think this will end up like my gunpowder guns. One rifle will not cover my “wants”. I am thinking of a carbine in 22 for small game and pests, with a 25 or 30 hp for slightly bigger pests. I think i will start with the ghost 22 carbine to make sure i enjoy the air guns before...

Why does it look just like the daystate one? Do they copy each other?

I read the entire 41 page thread,,,more undecided now then when i started. I guess i will read about pumps for a while.

@Solo1 what length barrel are you shooting on the 25?

Ok, got it,,i think. I am slowly reading Franklinks review thread but not understanding most of it. I am 60 years experienced in gunpowder pushing bullets, but the air guns seem a lot more complicated and need fiddled with a bunch. I am concerned with accurate and power as i hunt and paper...

I was trying to see the difference in “hp” and other guns. Is it just the barrel and bottle?

Thanks, i found that thread. Gonna take some reading for 40+ pages!

I am newbie to pcp airguns. I think i want a BRK ghost. I cannot find any reviews that compare accuracy and velocity between the long and short barrel. Any info? Trying to decide which one i should get. I will hunt with it and plink just for fun. Squirrel, coon, coyote? 25 cal is what i am...